The third week!

Ahh this is crazy! I am half way around the world. It is still a surprise every morning when I wake up, look at my mosquito net, and hear roosters outside my window. I never thought I would see 6am consecutively some many days in a row ( including my day off!) Then to walk outside with no street lights, and chickens running around and the smell of carcoal knowing my breakfast and water for a shower is being cooked. I love all the people in my town. They are so inviting and willing to share thier time and stories with me. I still can't believe this is my life! I had projected I would have more access to the internet during training, but was misunderstood. I am going to try and write a long blog at my house, then transfer it on here in a few days. I want you all to visualize my days. Kiswahili is getting eaiser, and the food is still great! I love that everyone is reading my blog, and commenting, even though I havent been able to update. I have three brothers and ahouse maid that live iwith me right now. I am living the hig life. My dad is a social worker, and travels most of the time, so I am "stuck at home playing soccer with my brothers" Life is good. I have a little over two months left of training, and then I am on my own! I find out where I will be placed in three weeks!!!! AHh this is happening so fast. Thank you all for the thoughts and prayers I truely can feel them! Please keep sending me emails and posts I will eventually get caught up with them
I love you all,
Justin